Franchise partnership

Build a cross-border logistics network with LUJI

Send partnership enquiry

Branch partnership

Discuss territory, consolidation and delivery capabilities.

City outlet

For local collection, handover and delivery operators. Agree territory and operating duties.

Regional agency

For regional service and network coordination. Confirm territory and cooperation boundaries.

Border partnership

For operators with border resources. Investment, qualifications, duties and risks require review.

Country agency

For legally established local operators. Confirm territory and scope of authority.

Overseas outlet

For local collection, handover or last-mile delivery within the approved scope.

Warehouse partner

For operators with actual storage and inventory capabilities. Review premises and handover standards.

Support and conditions

To be confirmed in the agreed contract

Freight cooperation View details

Discuss territory, cargo and allocation rules. Volumes and terms remain to be confirmed; no guaranteed income.

System access View details

Access follows approval, contracting and employee authorization, within the approved scope.

Documents and border coordination View details

Discuss CMR/TIR preparation and responsibilities. Requirements depend on the reviewed route.

Training and brand View details

Training scope and brand authorization are defined in the cooperation agreement.

Pricing and settlement View details

Pricing authority, reconciliation and payment terms require confirmation before any commitment.

Fees and deposits

Partnership fee: Whether charged, conditions and amount remain to be confirmed.
Deposit: Collection, amount, deductions, return conditions and timing require confirmation.
System fee: Charging model and termination terms require confirmation.

To be confirmed in the agreed contract

Public routes and ports

Only active routes and ports approved for public display are shown. These are consultation options, not proof of active franchise outlets or live capacity. Records marked as test or demonstration are excluded. Outlet information awaits verification.

Public routes

No public information available. Contact the network team.

Public ports

No public information available. Contact the network team.

Prepare your application

Company: Contact authorization, registration, proposed territory and capabilities; relevant transport, customs or warehouse qualifications.
Registered sole proprietor: Owner identity and authorization, registration, proposed scope and qualifications.
Individual enquiry: Provide a contact and intended model first. An eligible company or registered sole proprietor is required before contracting. Avoid unrelated personal documents.

Application process

Official cooperation follows review and contracting.

1Enquiry
Review contact, territory and model
The network team will verify the enquiry.
2Initial review
Review entity and qualifications
Missing documents are listed in a supplement request.
3Legal & finance
Review fees and contract
Charges follow the verified agreement.
4Final review
Confirm scope and responsibilities
The recorded review determines the result.
5Contract
Verify entity, authority and term
Both parties complete contracting.
6Activation
Verify contract and employee access
Activate only the approved scope.

The network team must confirm expected timing for each stage. Supplement requests may affect timing; this is not an activation promise.

Documents, decisions and contact

Supplement requests list missing or inconsistent items. Continue using your original application number. A rejection should state reasons; the reviewer confirms whether and how to reapply. The network team provides the assigned contact and communication channel after verification.

Contact the partnership team

Apply for partnership

Discuss territory, consolidation and delivery capabilities.

Online partnership applications are not available yet. Please use the website contact details to discuss cooperation. This page does not collect or submit your information.